I tried to watch the whole video hoping to see covers off, connections or some technical items but all I say was talk complaining about them. I left disappointed with your video and not really thinking I'd watch another....

My 48V inverter from Povmr burned out after 2 weeks of use. The fire did not happen only because it was the New Year holidays and I was at home. At the same time, solar cells were not connected to it, and the load was only 600 watts from the nominal value. Both the manufacturer and the seller are trying in every possible way to avoid liability and warranty repairs by ignoring requests. Now the reason is gradually becoming clear - devices under this brand seem to only look like Voltronic. The low price is apparently a consequence of the cheap element base and the reason for the lack of after-sales support.

You use a transformer to get 110 volt, you're inverter sees a inductive load on its output. That's probably the problem of all your inverters. When your inverter output drops in voltage the transformer reacts by forcing a off fase higher voltage on your output. Normal grid doesn't behave like that. Buy an 110v inverter!!

You are dabbling in 220v. Perhaps that should be in the title.

get a mic mate

I am so impressed that you deduced all of this a year ago? You are so right and the writing is on the wall right now. Rev 17 says they will all be of one mind, a one-world government. The 10 heads are the current leaders of this WEF etc.

Of course, it's not going to work as expected. With only 3 panels each rated at 50 V, you won't reach the required 120-450 V MPPT voltage range. Under load, your voltage will drop to 100 V or even lower depending on the sunlight conditions outside. It's important to note that the type of battery you're using isn't the issue here. To achieve the necessary voltage, you should consider adding more solar panels to your setup and ensure that your PV voltage meets the minimum requirements. In your case, it might be beneficial to consult with someone who understands the specific requirements for proper functionality.

Wish I seen your video before I bought growatt. My growatt never worked how it was supposed to out the box. I have PowMr and connected it and it immediately worked no issues

Are you using a resistor? it sounds like you may be blowing capacitors when you hook them to the batteries

GROWATT IS JUNK i got one that lasted 3 months. i have 2 MPP thats been working nearly 4 years

Sorry you've had troubles but thanks for sharing.

PowMr also has a stackable version, it's about 350 usd less than the GroWatt. I'm looking at buying one, but haven't compared for quality yet. Watched David Poz's video on GroWatt, it looks pretty good but haven't seen any comparison. The 150V may not be enough to trigger MPPT on the GroWatt.

HOWdy Byron,

Yes used solar panels are great deal. Just because it's 20 years old, doesn't mean they are no good. Old panels can keep running for another 20 years easily with good care.

I have the same problem with growatt been useing Powmr useing no prbloms

U saved me 800$ ty

I have the same problem with growatt been using Powmr no problems

Ya need to look into a genatry solar 6k low frequency inverter designed in the states and made in china but repairable in michigan and there coming out with a 12k soon

Sure makes me feel better of how it's going for me over here in Texas . Kinda patchy sun . . . T/C/E

can you reset audio?